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adopted: Whenever the road over which the train
hauled furnishes the power and train the charge per
train shall be SIS per for passenger coaches 81 per
day; and for baggage and mail $3 per day. The
hauling for cars and from the point Of delivery
shall he three cents per mile for coaches and two cents
Per mile for baggage or mail cars. Inc charge charge
shall DO fifty per day after fortyeght hours,
from the time OF tho delivery OF the upon tho track
OF one dollar per day after seventy-twO hours.
committee was appointed to confer with the execu-
tive committee Of the General Time Convention on mat
ters OF general interest both bodies The next meeting
will be held 1T St. Louis the third Wednesday Of March
next
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MANY RUMoRs ABOUT READING.
Az ALLEGED SETTLEMENT THAT WILL PREVENT
p,urrtnstrRE


PM lpgIrII, Oct. II tSDeciaD Railroad men in
Thirdt we're much exercised to-day in reference to tho
comln. settlement between tho Reading reorganization
trustee, and the Wharton Kcnbo syndicate OF holders
Of first series % The street had versions OF
the tale some declared that the holders were weakening
and would In day or two follow their fellows and put
In their bond, under OF the plan, as most OF
them had other Reading Interests which demanded their
protection and could DO protected best IN this way
Others held trustees and the members OF the
syndicate backing the plan could not anori TO
allow these holders TO press the property to a
sale and that they would this oner to buy
these bonds At fair cure and themselves put them In
under the plan. Whichever story Is the correct one.
the general opinion was that something definite would
be done and something auhoritatvely announced be-
fore the end OF the week Those directly ntercsted were
reuceut regarding the matter prominent Reading
official said this afternoon:
There vii! foreclosure. The capitalists inter-
ested In Readings reorganization could better afford TO
take tho money out OF their pockets aud pay OIL the
81 900 OF nasscnted frat series 5s at par and IN
erest than TO allow the property 10 be put up and sold
uuder the foreclosure proceedings Such course would
annu valuable charter and would depreciato the value
OF the assened securities several timos the anoun that
would be required to pay OF the unassented'
Wharton Barker, who represents the Wharton komblo
party said TO day that he had net heard from President
orbn or from the reconstruction rustees and th"t no
had nohug further say the subject The holders
OF the bonds want money their property, either
the other.
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Wall Street was filed with runors about settlement
NJ the dispute There was AN Informal conference OF
IN the reorganization at the oce OF
Dro1el Morgan & Co. but the unas'ented bonds we're
not represented The ruDors were to the effect
that the first series bonds which had not assented to
the plan OF reorganization. had been bought In the
interest OF the reorganization syndicate anu th"'
this would prevent the foreclosure sale OF the
nro,ortv M confirmation Of the rumors could DO
obtained Mr. Morgan said that there had been
no far lie aware and that or course
there could be no change n the conditions OF me pa
Friends of Austin 'orbin deare that they know OF no
10 buy the undssontod bonds Al certain
loss for the sake OF pleasing an oppoon ths was
that nothing had accompshei aad that apparently
a foreclosure sale was Inevitable
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OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION LEASE


1t rhmored In Wall Street yesterday, in the shape
OF dispatches from Boston by the way Of Philadelphia,
that the principal officers Of the Union Pacific Railway
Company were greatly disappointed at the terms on
which the Northern Pacific unite with IL in the
lease Of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Companys
property and that they would not attempt to out
the alone There Is little foundation for the
The Northern Pacific directors voted almost
mously join In the lease but imposed condition that
the loss to the company should exceed $250,OO0
year for the first three years.
An officer OF the Oregon Company said yesterday "lt
s hard to why tho condition made. but 1t would
be sill more difficult to imagine that the Union Pacific
would object to the joint lease that account IL II
thought there would be loss 1t naturally would be glad
to admit partner share its burden and II the
ng were such ~ to prevent loss the condition would
bo OF no account"
Joe" BROWN MUST INCREASE HIS BOND.
ATLANTA, Ca. Oct 11.-To-day the House OF Repro
sentatvss passed resolution requiring the lcssces OF
the state road to increase by 81 600 O0O the bond
held by tho state On their failure TO do so the Governor
Is authorized to seize the road and run It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

NEW HAVEN.--Steamers leave Peck sill
IN (Pier 25 T. and IL Sundays erceptea)
In carly trains north and east
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
CPL, rrRIr n X IL NE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newyork via DesbOsses and coandt Streets
Harrisburg Piissonrs the West with Pullman Palace
& s%osnx
WILLIAMSON Lock sasi asvsn 900 H. nj CORY and Eric
and SG 9Ss Rs e Cory for 1u' Petroleum
To5 LEBANON sSoa 80
soS s ss s:
arrive %Sssisstsn ss5 fssnsT = SsS 500 and 50
& so Zoo ss0ana ,n T and and Sli 1sn hight sum
fST Atlantic City except sunday Through parlOr carr
F9r Cape May. week days. lilo On Saturdays only
GS n.y MesG and
o. Sunday 0iS ,. do stop At AsSury
%Gns and Serts,s via
nSs,S bTGssya viz .sroasS
a,s,Ss a.TlS, From Pittssurs 10 1sc llsc 700
ESQ., ss ss 5 sas n ana 1888
ss so go 2iS less
dc 7 ac SO oc 1889 }aS 2sc s2o saS
@ 800 esc zoo go S. Yos $50 h'o ii'0 ii''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and rss rsa ays co via De'Oe' and co
ess s 40 % Chicago J amte, and 10 washington Linn
na k5n 1g1s $50
Py and IT. AMI ani ns @S,' and 10 H.
Trains leaving NowYork daily except sunday at 100
SUNDAYS a. enton o aH Camden nd a. H. and p m
Returning trains Broad station PHILADELPHIA
l2el 800 4os 40 $40 6:5o 7so; 500 800 $40 T.
snd II m. (Limiteh Express liza 1850 D. M l249
$50 6;35 7l2. 8: 10 and $50 o. M On Sunday 1901.
go 4n5 4;io 5;lo $3.50. $40 l249. also Lmited)
day. ~ ~ 49, " 49, '' ~ $3.50
Ticket Offices $40 435 and et4 broadway Aston Hou.s
Battery place and foot OF Desbrosses COrtlandt
Ccnrtst AMI BROOKLYN station foot OF Fulton.
Castle Garden.
Trio New York Transfer Company will call and check
hsecagr from hotels and re sidenoes
CHARLES r. PUGH j. WOOD
Eono Pass A0en
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
INrains leave from Chambers.st Station for Engewood
Tensnv Coster sparkhll and Nvsck $50 7:lO 500 9sO
and 1890 M. 1s15 800 400 4:bO 500 $40 $50
SoSon m 200 midnight Sundays 7:lo 9:soa 400 AMI
sso 7;lO $50 d:50 $50 p m sundays $3.50 III.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW.

,
91nM LAKE sTi ERE ANP wEsTERN nAIInoAn
than IRON Chambersst "''
% Rmi H hoss nTis
ePmbav Si S rom 9ss cngo aSd St Louis LIN
SOD az by sa Ru e sSspn
s oH Pullman Sleeping Coaches Baaao Naq,ra
Coaches to saTS E1ETS SS Pullman Dav sns slsen
FaIis cnSinaaii and 0caes'er na,Ao Ma
isocSoon it5 800 $50 80 10 $40 $50 eio AZ
$50 loo las SO Alb ESQ 74S 800 5'
fitF?a az c s'q 49, 1872 s,S 1893 ESQ @
$50 i;l ais S sisa 7sS 2 SoS 1913 S'5
Esys5x va Nsrark s?o 500 $50 ~,
500 1000 M and 200 midnisnt daily except sani,S
sa sI%4ays ei s 4 s S i5 spe 800 $50 so,
s sS0aay S 1920 $50 l9se a so - sn 10 q
wsrwick AS; 500 Io:2o m 1902 m sundavs5'l5@
N ss%nSSSsTsG and o corn 800 goo a H. $780, 4sa $50
IN sT FSnScu sra n 9s oO Co., m
ss.Sss iy 5s II sss;e so8aay
sss WI SgS' SIS IS 1929 eS as 300
500 $50 sgn 1TD :ass $40 !, 100 Sn% $780, 500
a.as1: ssS 1928 1923 ss sS SEQ $50 500
Inc ann SSfes. nav e onosay
sss' F SGs 4 sry or e o%panTs deDo. NoA
Erpress from ne West arrive in NswYOrkat7;I7
~ -O'' l. P. FARMER, Gon'i Passr AGENT. New:york
HAIRLlIEEM R!yEE BRANCH. rrrop,n
Trains River station 1879 . and 4 LIN.
snc S peaT onG Avqnns snd sysie @
aGn ssE s3sG s s Il mo- Tor Port Morris ca,
os Penn Hunts PS9t %e;t Fsr% Ray. van s6 T
city IsianS Pelham Manor and Xcy eoc:le connecting
o. New Rochelle with FOR all points on tho main line
the NewYork New-Haveq and Hartford Rairo1a shore
sna A and %f and
Midnight train for New. Rochelle intermediate
tons at l2:l9 m daily except Nondsvs ,,.,,.,. 80,
lions 1901 and $50 the latter train OOnn'o.
DELAWARE LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILR0AP sHoRTEoT, LI YSE BETW pnfs
ThHISs; SO ppsT tI%Ays 81 TTMT o,curs
Depois in New.York loot Of Barclay Christopher sts
Day eIceg Sanaay Bnao am 0sweso fIpr,
Bath Buffalo Syracuse oswe-o Grseue Oxford Norwich
VILE and Northumberland; for Ithaca aud ntar
N. Binshamton and Elmrs EIpres. for Water Gap
sSn of Poa
sns had 5HSai91
RIG %
9Tsss for aca u and asa
dE m ~, w ea sss S nwsS and
Ut westooti Express Offices in NewYork and Brooklyn
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Train. leave %. a asS r. Ss and Is minute.
earlier from OF Jay North River.
Detroit chicago 1855 a m. 'e:os. 1915 D. m
Ttcs syracuse Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls Bis, 1855 a. IN. .605. SAB p. 10.
Highland Kingston, Saugerties Catskin. Albany $40
s7l5. 1903 1870 m. 400 'GO5. 81 IN a., 49,.
CranstOn's Point Cornwall. Newburg, '3;lo I:lo
1855. .i0l5. 1880 400 900, $40 M and '6Os
D IN. Cranston's, Cornwall. Newbure.
For Montreal and Canada East Cos p. m.
Hamilton. London. .9s55 '6:05 s:l5 p M. Toronto
1855 O. m. 1905. 1918 y. no.
Elegant sleeping Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis ali through trains
Daily except Saturday. Other trains daily except
Sunday. -.
For tickets timetables paror or sleeping car acoommoda
Information Offices BrOOkyn-333 W ash
40 Fulton ST. Once. foot OF FutOnst
New York (ity-363 1856 $40 Broadway 1853 Bowery and
shore satsons West 42dst foot Of st. ~ r.
WV ~ 4. l. LAMBERT.
bVanceIbiltave. General passenger agent
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Gitp 1)ropsrtp 90 Get

CTUDIOS TO RENT.
Tho PREMISES now occupied By the INDUSTRIAL and
ART CLASSES Of the SOCIETY OF DECORATIVE ART
81 and 30 West 22d-st Two floors. rooms heated oy
steam uneIcelled light; each 5oxe5 feet
.,n,y on the premises to VIM wHITLocK, Room ., or
through any Real Estate Broker.
NO. 1 WEST 50TH-ST.-This desirable ana
~ commodous residence 80 feet front with sac ava
and extension unfunished for term OF Two 10 NY
years. Apply address Room 90 10 Cedar-st unui
O'Clock
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Giip propertp tuanied.

WANTED downtown property for cash
w buyers rutland 4 WHITING Beesman-st
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NEw.YoRK, Friday Mar. 4, 1887.
No sales we're held the Exchange and Auction Room TO-
day
BIZ Richard Y. HarneH6 Co.
Sale OF dwelling with lot No $50 btave. Of 20thst
adjourned to March IA
BIZ A. H. Muller d Son.
Sale OF fat with lot, l26h-st. o Of ST Niche
las-ve was adjourned 70 March Is
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILRoAD.-Commencin January q 1851
throu IN trz will leave Grand Central Depot;
tsa m Rochester Express through draw ing room cars 10
Albany Troy, 1T. Adams. Rouse's Pr and syracuse
V50 M. The lAnited." with dining cars stopping at
Ere Ciev Teleio arriving At Chicago $50 m
10 80 M Chicago Express. drawingroOm cars TO Canaan
III 80 a. M Hew-yorK and Northern Express
with dra wing room cars =. "a,
Aoo A. IN m A communication TO Albany and Troy.
q n Chicago ~ LOUIS Express with sleeping cars
for NGag.r Pals Buffalo CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit CHI
cSyos.nd ~ Louis. Duinetar New.York TO Albany -,
ma Montreal ith srepinR cars 10 ontre
Runs to rtica stopping at prinelpa ssuons - pnra,o
a. m special Sleeper arrives Rochester u ~ u n bIio
o3b a. no cieveapd zl5 p M peat Gay. g.. roo,..
A. 9l6 D. M Pacific Express wltbb io
Tar Bussio Ma ara Fa Cleveland Toledo, Deoit hhu
Chicago Sleeping Waterfowl via Luea nay eh
cent s;ursy also Auburn. Geneva and Canandasua ei
cept saturday ana sunday -, .,.a,o,c.r. IN Albany
and roy Connects morning tlns for ths os'
and The North texcept Saturday nighu No p.,,-rx
Tckets sale 81 Grand Central DePos No and Ains ya
Place. ALB Broadway. Harlem Depot A n..r ,osd
Nsy) 1856 and 9t2 Bsoad and % West IA 20
York 3SS Arlington add 7So Fulton sta. btooAVn ~ "
IL drawing ron cars can BE-
Is Of the ticket oc1ces la New-f Civ ~
rs wAshinRton:st. Brooklyn
baEsagc called from residonce
iIs.s step At harisn isSsh; NJ $s soTRrr
"6sssrK Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Business propsrtp for Sale and % 1et

n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
L FLOWN OFFICES No. ,23s Broadway. corner Thirty
nrst st. until D. m between Twenty secona
and Twenty third SITS until Sos west cor
Fourteenthst, 700 Thirdaye corner Forty
1907 Thirdavs. near siIuothst. and me u" . am
T1rdave, One hundred and twenty hfthst up
D. IN. at regular once rates.
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FACTORY TO LET in Gocrck ST., near XIV.
inglon 100 fee, square In36ss At NO 90 or " Nc 90
THE SUBSTANTIAL 6-story new building
Il I89 puancst 80xl2G lease immediate possession
rutland a WHITING, beekmansl
mo LET. 267 BOWERY.-fiighly advan-
taroons bususss locaiiyI building 26xo0 four stories
above :torsI bsss"sst s1oSs;T p1YS x.,a.. Ian.
on and 2O9 WAIER-ST, between Beck
IIULAND WHITING. ssskmansa
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BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The committee appointed to consider the question OF revis
Ing the scale Of knockdowns have appointed meeting Tor
wednesday at which all the auctoneers who members OF
the Exchange have been invited attend 1t urged that
tho scale unduy the purchasers OF small
lots and inadequate in largo properties Said
prominent member This move in the right direction
When the Academy Of Music sold last week for 100000
all the Exchange received SO and II has charged much
$50 lot Neither from justice policy should thefees on
small heavy induces auctoneers to sell on the
ground in order The Exchange FEES AL the sales al
vertised at auction yesterday were adjourned
J. Kecham Co have sold at private sale for the F. t.
Hopes estate houses Nos 238 and 23s West lsoth
st.. each 15x55r99 to A. A. Roe for s2s.5Oo each.
Malle sold for Wells Crockett the ourstory
house. As West One and thirty second
stream Long Island Rudolph Rannow twelve lots and
III s sUSe 4el
BIeeckerst. OF south Fif'h-aye, for s23,boo
nSs ssas o.
so e each o
east corner Of Esneth and Tor SAB ooS
l. j. and Phillips reported the sale at private
block consisting of twenty seven lots bounded by Eighty
for Lazarus kossnied for s24ooo and for r Farley the
BRICK fiat win stS5e sn Ts the er
Charles Graham Sons about 10 erect twelve fousor
% This IS the Of The vacant land in that part
Of the city belonging to the Clifford family There are eight
frontage The total cost Of the w 100000
w q E srCS ~ nS s'
Powers between Leonard and Even sts TO s. L. Mem for
condst, between NinS'st and Union ave. Il. Bruno
for 81. 500.
house in Second or Tenth ayes and Treh to SEVENTEEN
sts about also for improved property in
and for block improved properly iOm $500 g
S @ 900 oGse Srewnsone house. IN s
between Fifth and sixth ayes for s65 Oo0 and shreeoy
for 500, 900.
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Connirp Droperln Waniea.

WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable tor
w summer resort. If adapted 10 yearly business no
Affection Address c. 20 Tribune once. with terms
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On behalf of Col. V. V. Ashford.
DECISION OF ARBITRAToRs BETWEEN GOVERN
MENT AND V. V. ASHFORD.

HONOLULU, Sept. 8, 1887.
To His Excellency w. L. Green, Min.
lister of Finance, and Alexander Young
ESQ.,:
Gentlomen-The undersigned arbitra-
tors between His Majesty's Cabinet and
Col. V. V. Ashford, have the honor to re-
port that they have considered the ques-
ton submitted to them, and find as fol-
lows:
We cannot attach any blame to Col.
Ashford for holding the money, as he is
under the impression that he is legally and
morally entitled to retain it by reason of a
breach of contract. AND feeling that he is
reasonably entitled to compensation in the
premises, there can only remain a ques-
ton of the amount.
Therefore majority of the arbltrators
agree that the amount in this case shall
be one-half of the contract price of SIS, 600.
and that the surplus received shall be
paid over to the Government.
IONA. AUSTIN,
CHAs. r. BISHOP,
III. w. SCHMIDT.
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killing 1900. The Abyssinians are mo-
ing against the Dervishes, via Sc
naar.
Charles Alexander Percy, of Susper
sion Bridge, a young man 81 years OLE
made safe trip through the whirlpo
and rapids on August 29th in lif
boat built by himself during the La
summer.
Great excitement prevails at Havar
on account of the recent acts of the Ca
tain General in taking possession OF tn
Custom House and placing the official
in charge of the regular troops. The 81
uation is becoming more dangerous, r
calling the events attending the mass
ere of the medical students in 1871.
reign of terror prevails, and it is expecte
that Havana will be declared in a stat
OF siege.
The London Times protests againf
the treatment to which British sealers
Behring Sea are subjected by the Amer
authorities in Alaska, and suggests tina
the Government send cruiser to Ala
kan waters to secure strictly legal treat
ment for British vessels.
If the Cuban agitation increases Pr,
mier Sagasta will summon the Cortes {
meet in October to consider what can
done to pacify the Cubans.
1t is reported on the London Stock E
change that a new Russian loan
96,000,0O0 has been negotiated in PariI
Betting on the Volunteer and ThistI
among sporting men in New York
about even.
Two Secretaries of the French Mini
ter of War have been arrested for hig1
treason.
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Arbitration.

The following are copies of the doc
ments in the matter of arbitration b
tween the Government and Col. V. Fl
Ashford: 81
To arbitrate between the GOVERNED
and V. V. Ashford, the following que
| ton:
WHEREAS, Mr.. Ashford, on or abot
June %, 1887, received His Majesty's cor
mission as a Special Commissioner to pr.
coed to Canada and negotiate on behalf
this Government for certain privileges
trade, and on or about June 80, 1887, r
ceived 81 900 advance of a sum of So, co,
which the late government had prOmisd
to advance to Mr.. Ashford before h
should be expected to start upon sad
mission Tin addition to travelling e.
penses)
And the present Ministry having con-
cluded not to send Mr.. Ashford upon sad
mission, or to carry out the contract of ne
late Government in this behalf,
What portion of said sum of 1000 if
any, shall Mr. Ashford return to the Gov
eminent. =
For the purpose of deciding this matter,
the commission in question, and the CORE
spondence between the Minister of Foreign
Affairs and Mr.. Ashford in this behalf NAV
herein.
The following arbitrators are hereby
nominated and appointed herein, namely !:
On behalf of Mr. Ashford, Jonathan Aus
tin, Esq; on behalf of the Government,
Chas. r. Bishop, Esq, which said arbitra-
tors shall mutually agree upon third ar
bitrator, and the decision of any two of
such three arbitrators shall be binding
and conclusive upon the respective parties
hereto.
The above is agreed to this 3Oth day of
August, 1887. w. L. GREEN,
Minister of Finance,
On behalf of the Government
ALEX. YOUNG,
On behalf of Col. V. V. Ashford.
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Inc racine Mall com pany'S steam
ship City of New York arrived shortly
after noon yesterday from San Francisco
bringing dates to the 1st inst. The fol
lowing is a summary:
Governor BartIetFs Condition
SAN Francisco, Sept. 1st.-There was
but little change in the Governors con-
dition yesterday. During the day he
slept a little and rested quietly. He
took some little nourishment and
seemed very comfortable. So little
change had taken place that it was
thought useless to issue a bulletin yes
terday afternoon. The Governors mind
was reasonably clear, and he appeared
to have rallied somewhat from the re-
cent serious attack. There is the usual
diversity of views among physicians re-
garding the Governors disease. While
majority probably believe it is tumor
OF the kidneys and mortal, there are ex-
ceptions. DR.. Nicholson does not think
it is tumor, but Inflammation, resulting
in abscess. DR.. Woolsley says it is a
case OF oxyluria, and that the Governor
will pull through.
AT 10 p. m. there was nothing new to
report about the Governors state.
LArER.-About 10 O'Clock last night
the Governor had relapse and at
o'clock this morning his condition was
extremely critical.
The Fisheries Question.
LONDON, August 31st.-Some months
ago the American Minister and Foreign
Office agreed to refer the question of
dispute growing out of the Canadian
fisheries to a commission. This was
approved by the State Department, and
the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain has
accepted the Presidency of the English
commission. He is not willing to follow
the Tory Ministry in its Irish policy,
and he has not been quite ready to sep
arate from the Liberal Unionists, so this
position has been given him as solu-
ton of the affair.
Francis Sharp Powell, member of
Parliament for Wigan, and the Earl of
Dunraven will probably accompany
Chamberlain to America, as members
of the Fisheries Commission. 1t is likely
that Jesse Ceilings, member of Parlia-
ment for Birmingham, will also be of
the party, but in an unofficial capacity.
1t is the opinion here that Sir John
Macdonald, the Canadian Premier, will
be asked to represent Canada on the
Fishery Commission Sir Lionel Sack |
vile West, Minister at Washington, will
also Join the commission.
WASHINGTON, August 31st.-The De-
partment of State has not yet been of
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,

HONOLULU, sept. D, 1850
Received from Col. V. V. Ashford the
sum of fifteen hundred dollars, being the
sum which the arbitrator decided should
be returned by him from the sum of four
thousand dollars, which he had received
on account of S., 900, which he was to be
paid to go on a mission to Canada, but
which mission the present Cabinet have
decided to abandon. w. L. GREEN,
Minister of Finance.